Ceremony Novels & Stories

“The Blood Oath Ceremony is the only solution.” “The Blood Oath Ceremony?” The doctor hesitates just a moment before explaining. “It’s far from a medical solution to anything,” she says with a nervous chuckle. “The Blood Oath Ceremony is an ancient ritual that no one has performed in centuries, but it still works. It requires mates to strip naked and embrace each other in their most bare and honest state.”

Because Tate and I both wanted it to take place in a kind of informal spirit. Therefore, the ceremony took place right on the beach under a wooden arch, which was decorated with white ribbons and roses in the same color. There were several rows of chairs for the guests, and between them was an aisle strewn with white flower petals. There were glass lamps with candles burning everywhere in the sand, and although I wasn't particularly into these things, the whole thing took my breath away a little.

I begin, only to be cut off mid-sentence. Darius spins me to him, catching me off guard. "While I love seeing you like this, it's not necessary." "What do you mean? It's an alpha ceremony. Surely it's a big deal." I say, confused. "It is, but Alpha Ceremonies are typically quite simple in nature. Think of it like a marriage. You can have either a big or small wedding. Courthouse weddings would be the equivalent to an Alpha Ceremony. Kenji just says a bunch of words, blood is shed, and promises are made. So long as the Moon Goddess doesn't object, then that's it. There's no need to have hundreds of people there. Most people don't

She stood two steps behind Cael, silver-haired and still as a statue, watching everything with grey eyes that recorded without reacting. Nobody had introduced her yet, well, nobody needed to. Power doesn’t need an introduction, It just stands in a room and rearranges it. The ceremony was ancient and formal and longer than I expected. Wolf officiants spoke in the old tongue. Human elders responded in kind. There were words about unity and balance and the dawn of a new age and I stood through all of it with my spine straight and my face composed and my mind quietly cataloguing every wolf noble's face in the crowd.

Mabuti na lang daw at nahulaan nilang ngayon magaganap ang paulit-ulit na ceremony kaya nagkulong sila sa banyo bago makaalis ang lahat. I texted Athelia to asked where she was. Knowing Athelia, she won't probably attend the ceremony. Si Ena naman, hindi ko na kailangang tanungin dahil paniguradong nagbabasa lang 'yon malayo sa kung saan ang lahat habang may oras pa siya. Isang oras daw ang itinatakbo ng ceremony, masarap 'yan sa pandinig ni Ena! Nag-reply sa text ko maya't-maya si Athelia.

That is what this has always been about. The ceremony was at one o'clock. It was brief and deliberate, the way they had designed it — no performance, no borrowed words they did not mean, no pretense of beginning something that had been underway for two years. The officiant was a judge Zara had appeared before many times, a woman of sixty who understood law and ceremony with equal precision, and she moved through it with the directness Zara had asked for.

she says, looking directly at me, “and never quite touching it. I suppose pigs will always be pigs.” Aliya and Leah laugh, their voices grating against my nerves. The ceremony is grand and everyone must compulsorily attend. Golden decorations, hundreds of guests, everyone who matters in the pack dressed in their finest. I stay in the back, hidden among the crowd where my scent won’t offend anyone important. Aeron stands at the front in ceremonial red and gold. He looks like he was carved from stone—perfect posture, controlled expression. But his eyes are empty. He doesn’t look happy.

“Who cares?“ He rolled his eyes and mumbled something to himself. “When is the ceremony anyway?“ “Three days from now.“ “Okay.“ “I'll get something to eat. I'll leave you guys to it.“ “I'll see you later, baby.“ For the remaining two days, all the maids treated me well. They thought maybe I'd be part of the decision-making process. “All the maids do now is stop and greet me.“ Magnus commented. “They want to see if you will remember their name.“ “I don't know all of them. Just a few; I know it from when Elsa calls them in my presence. It's not as if I go out of my way to learn their names.“ “They don't know that.“ “They should.“ It was finally the day of the

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